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Well i change the oil every 5k (or sooner sometimes) and I probably won’t keep the jeep for that long. Won’t be my problem when the sludge finally happens haha Makes me feel better when I’m driving around in the 110° Deep South Texas heat.

I’ve been running 5w30 for the past 2 changes. I also have the RPM fan controller (I’m sure this will add another 10 pages to this thread) but highest I see is 203° oil (takes a while to get there) and 206° coolant. I’ll go back to 0w20 for the summer months and see what the temps look like then…

I don’t know about the others on this thread but that’s the noise that I’m talking about.

I track my mileage and haven’t noticed hardly any MPG loss at all from switching to 5w-30 15k miles ago.

Are your floor drains properly plugged? Also check to make sure the firewall plug where the clutch rod would pass through is in place.

I bought the cheapest Michelins at Walmart. $15 for the pair. They wipe better than the $50/pair Michelin endurance XTs that I had on previously. my uneducated opinion is because those beam style are meant for curved windshields and the gladiator has a generally flat one. If you wanted a beam...

I carry a 10lb CO2 bottle for airing up.

Mine does this when I don’t wait for idle temps to come down during a cold start.

You don’t have to :)

so ideally you’d make sure your tire pressures are good when your load changes significantly, right? Again, not if you’re running any tire OTHER than what came stock. Larger tires are usually different ply which also mean different carrying capacities at different PSI.

Unless you don’t have the factory original tires anymore. (For anyone searching this topic).

What’s the cost of the topper? I’m not gonna fill out all that and get hounded daily just for a quick price.

Which 3/4” rear spacers did you go with?

This reminds me of apples “you’re holding it wrong” excuse for the iPhone 4 antenna position problem.

I think it’s needs to recalibrate under certain circumstances. Back in the day ford trucks had it in the manual to do a slow figure 8 to calibrate their compass. Try just driving it around the block a time or 2 in both directions. Clockwise and counterclockwise.

That’s supposed to be “album art”. Changing with each song or with each channel just depends on the app and the data it sends.

In that case have you seen the btech gmrs-20v2? It’s only 20watts but a good antenna will make those 20 watts go a long way. Literally.

It’ll work. There are probably cheaper radios with more user features than midland. Like your BTechs, Radiodity, wouxon, etc.

There’s not much to program. It has all the channels set. You just set the tone for each channel, as needed.